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Comprehensive Tactical Infrastructure Maintenance and Repair (CTIMR) Area 1
Pre-Proposal Site Visit
HSBP1013R00017
Sectors El Centro/ San Diego, CA
7 – 8 January 2013
Comprehensive Tactical Infrastructure Maintenance and Repair (CTIMR) Area 1
Pre-Proposal Site Visit
HSBP1013R00017
Sectors El Centro/ San Diego, CA
7 – 8 January 2013
AgendaAgenda
Welcome/Introductions Overview of RFP HSBP1013R00017 (A00001)
- Acquisition Strategy
- Section B (CLIN Structure)
- Section H (Key Personnel)
- Section L (Proposal Submission Requirements)
- Section M (Evaluation Criteria)
Questions
Potential Offerors
Sr. Contract Specialist Pauline Pickeringwade
Program Managers Heather Santiago / Mike Urquidi
WELCOMEWELCOME
Government Points of Contact
Government Points of Contact
Government Procurement Team
Senior Contract Specialist - Pauline Pickeringwade
Phone: 571-468-7035
E-mail: pauline.pickeringwade@cbp.dhs.gov
Contracting Officer - Clarence Abernathy
Phone: 317-614-4562
E-mail: clarence.w.abernathy@cbp.dhs.gov mailto:pauline.pickeringwade@cbp.dhs.gov mailto:clarence.abernathy@cbp.dhs.gov
Overview of
RFP HSBP1013R00017
Overview of
RFP HSBP1013R00017
NOTE
Amendment A00001 was posted to FBO on 5 January 2013
Revised multiple sections of the RFP
Added new and revised Attachments
Contract Type Hybrid Cost Reimbursable Plus Fixed Fee (CPFF) and Firm Fixed Price (FFP)
Duration Base year plus 4 option years (total of 5 years)
Period of Performance One year (365 days) after official Notice to Proceed
Anticipated Award Date May / June 2013
Set-Aside 100% Small Business
Small Business Size NAICS Code 237990, $33.5M
Award Determination Best Value
Acquisition StrategyAcquisition Strategy
Total of nine (9) CLINs in the Base Period and each Option Period
CPFF CLINs
- Fence/Gates
- Roads/Bridges
- Drainage/Grates
- Lighting/Electrical
- Vegetation Control/Debris Removal
- Fee
- OH, G&A Allocation Factor
- Improvement Activity (Optional)
FFP CLIN
- Program Management Support
Total of nine (9) CLINs in the Base Period and each Option Period
CPFF CLINs
- Fence/Gates
- Roads/Bridges
- Drainage/Grates
- Lighting/Electrical
- Vegetation Control/Debris Removal
- Fee
- OH, G&A Allocation Factor
- Improvement Activity (Optional)
FFP CLIN
- Program Management Support
Section B CLIN Structure
Section B CLIN Structure
CPFF CLINs
Work Category CLINs
- All costs associated with performance of requirements within each work category should be included in the respective CLIN
- Work categories include:
• Fence/Gates
• Roads/Bridges
• Drainage/Grates
• Lighting/Electrical
• Vegetation Control/Debris Removal
Improvement Activity CLIN
- Optional CLIN to be exercised as required
- Estimated three (3) improvement activities per year
- Each activity will not exceed $750,000
- Program Management costs will be captured in separate CLIN
CPFF CLINs
Work Category CLINs
- All costs associated with performance of requirements within each work category should be included in the respective CLIN
- Work categories include:
• Fence/Gates
• Roads/Bridges
• Drainage/Grates
• Lighting/Electrical
• Vegetation Control/Debris Removal
Improvement Activity CLIN
- Optional CLIN to be exercised as required
- Estimated three (3) improvement activities per year
- Each activity will not exceed $750,000
- Program Management costs will be captured in separate CLIN
Section B CLIN Structure
FFP CLIN
Program Management CLIN
- All labor, equipment, and material costs associated with management of the contract, including:
• Mobilization
• Work plan development
• Program oversight activities of key personnel described in Section H
• Government information management/reporting requirements and meeting requirements
• Transportation and storage of Government furnished materials
- Excludes costs for management/oversight of on-site work (i.e., Foreman)
FFP CLIN
Program Management CLIN
- All labor, equipment, and material costs associated with management of the contract, including:
• Mobilization
• Work plan development
• Program oversight activities of key personnel described in Section H
• Government information management/reporting requirements and meeting requirements
• Transportation and storage of Government furnished materials
- Excludes costs for management/oversight of on-site work (i.e., Foreman)
Section B CLIN Structure
Key personnel under the contract include:
- Program/Project Manager
- Supervisor (Sector)
- Program Analyst
Roles and responsibilities of key personnel are stated in the RFP
Before removing or replacing key personnel, the Contractor shall:
- Notify the Contracting Officer, in writing
- Receive approval of change from Contracting Officer
Key personnel under the contract include:
- Program/Project Manager
- Supervisor (Sector)
- Program Analyst
Roles and responsibilities of key personnel are stated in the RFP
Before removing or replacing key personnel, the Contractor shall:
- Notify the Contracting Officer, in writing
- Receive approval of change from Contracting Officer
Section H Key Personnel
Section H Key Personnel
Proposal shall be submitted in two separate volumes
- Volume I – Technical Proposal
- Volume II – Cost/Price Proposal
Proposal Due Date: 07 February 2013
Proposals shall be submitted both:
- Electronically via e-mail to pauline.pickeringwade@cbp.dhs.gov. and ctimr@dhs.gov
- In hard copy to the stated address in the RFP
Failure to comply with Section L instructions may be grounds for exclusion of proposal from further consideration
Proposal shall be submitted in two separate volumes
- Volume I – Technical Proposal
- Volume II – Cost/Price Proposal
Proposal Due Date: 07 February 2013
Proposals shall be submitted both:
- Electronically via e-mail to pauline.pickeringwade@cbp.dhs.gov. and ctimr@dhs.gov
- In hard copy to the stated address in the RFP
Failure to comply with Section L instructions may be grounds for exclusion of proposal from further consideration
Section L Proposal Submission Requirements
Section L Proposal Submission Requirements mailto:pauline.pickeringwade@cbp.dhs.gov mailto:ctimr@dhs.gov
Technical Proposal Format
Limited to 50 pages Proposal Sections:
-Section 1 - Transmittal Letter -Section 2 - Executive Summary and Table of Contents -Section 3 - Management/Technical
• Tab A: Management Approach
If teaming arrangements are proposed, copies of Teaming Agreements or Letters of Commitment are required
• Tab B: Technical Capabilities
• Tab C: Past Performance
Submit past performance for maximum of three (3) contracts performed within the last 3 years preceding RFP issuance date
If teaming arrangement proposed, prime offeror must submit past performance for a minimum of two (2) of the 3 contracts
Questionnaires due by 15 February 2013
Technical Proposal Format
Limited to 50 pages Proposal Sections:
-Section 1 - Transmittal Letter -Section 2 - Executive Summary and Table of Contents -Section 3 - Management/Technical
• Tab A: Management Approach
If teaming arrangements are proposed, copies of Teaming Agreements or Letters of Commitment are required
• Tab B: Technical Capabilities
• Tab C: Past Performance
Submit past performance for maximum of three (3) contracts performed within the last 3 years preceding RFP issuance date
If teaming arrangement proposed, prime offeror must submit past performance for a minimum of two (2) of the 3 contracts
Questionnaires due by 15 February 2013
Section L Proposal Submission Requirements
Proposal Submission Requirements
Technical Proposal Format (Cont’d)
Proposal Sections (Cont’d)
-Section 3 - Management/Technical (Cont’d)
• Tab D: Sample Work Plan
Based on Sample Work Plan Request (Attachment 3 to the RFP)
Sample Work Plan format and requirements stated in RFP
Hours, materials and equipment for Program Management and Improvement Activities should be included separately under each respective CLIN
• Tab E: Assumptions, Exceptions, and Deviations
Technical Proposal Format (Cont’d)
Proposal Sections (Cont’d)
-Section 3 - Management/Technical (Cont’d)
• Tab D: Sample Work Plan
Based on Sample Work Plan Request (Attachment 3 to the RFP)
Sample Work Plan format and requirements stated in RFP
Hours, materials and equipment for Program Management and Improvement Activities should be included separately under each respective CLIN
• Tab E: Assumptions, Exceptions, and Deviations
Section L Proposal Submission Requirements
Cost/Price Proposal Format
Cost proposal submitted using cost model (Attachment 4 to the RFP)
Cost model and basis of estimate must be in Excel 2003 format only
Proposal Sections:
-Section 1 – Executive Summary and Table of Contents -Section 2 – Solicitation, Offer, and Award -Section 3 – Exceptions -Section 4 – Financial Capability -Section 5 – Cost or Pricing Data
• Tab A: Cost/Price Supporting Information
Summary schedule based on Sample Work Plan Request (Attachment 3) that includes estimated Total, Not-To-Exceed Amount
Full back-up documentation for each work category, Program Management, and Improvement Activity CLINs required
Back-up documentation requirements and level of detail required are stated in RFP
Cost/Price Proposal Format
Cost proposal submitted using cost model (Attachment 4 to the RFP)
Cost model and basis of estimate must be in Excel 2003 format only
Proposal Sections:
-Section 1 – Executive Summary and Table of Contents -Section 2 – Solicitation, Offer, and Award -Section 3 – Exceptions -Section 4 – Financial Capability -Section 5 – Cost or Pricing Data
• Tab A: Cost/Price Supporting Information
Summary schedule based on Sample Work Plan Request (Attachment 3) that includes estimated Total, Not-To-Exceed Amount
Full back-up documentation for each work category, Program Management, and Improvement Activity CLINs required
Back-up documentation requirements and level of detail required are stated in RFP
Proposal Submission Requirements
Cost/Price Proposal Format (Cont’d)
Proposal Sections (Cont’d) -Section 5 – Cost or Pricing Data (Cont’d)
• Tab B: Subcontractor Supporting Information
Supporting cost/price documentation shall be provided in the same format for each subcontractor
Subcontractors should submit proprietary data directly to CO in separate, sealed envelope
• Tab C: Assumptions
• Tab D: Written Statement on Approved Purchasing System
• Tab E: Written Statement on Estimating System
• Tab F: Written Statement on Approved Accounting System
-Section 6 – Offeror’s Addendum
Cost/Price Proposal Format (Cont’d)
Proposal Sections (Cont’d) -Section 5 – Cost or Pricing Data (Cont’d)
• Tab B: Subcontractor Supporting Information
Supporting cost/price documentation shall be provided in the same format for each subcontractor
Subcontractors should submit proprietary data directly to CO in separate, sealed envelope
• Tab C: Assumptions
• Tab D: Written Statement on Approved Purchasing System
• Tab E: Written Statement on Estimating System
• Tab F: Written Statement on Approved Accounting System
-Section 6 – Offeror’s Addendum
Section L Proposal Submission Requirements
Evaluation Factors
- Factor 1: Management/Technical (Non-Cost)
• Factor 1(a): Management Approach
• Factor 1(b): Technical Capabilities
- Factor 2: Past Performance (Non-Cost)
- Factor 3: Sample Work Plan (Non-Cost)
- Factor 4: Cost/Price
Relative Importance of Evaluation Factors
- Factors 1-3 (non-cost factors) are listed in descending order of importance
- All non-cost factors, when combined, are significantly more important than
Cost/Price
- Under Factor 1 (Management/Technical), Subfactors are listed in descending order of importance
Evaluation Factors
- Factor 1: Management/Technical (Non-Cost)
• Factor 1(a): Management Approach
• Factor 1(b): Technical Capabilities
- Factor 2: Past Performance (Non-Cost)
- Factor 3: Sample Work Plan (Non-Cost)
- Factor 4: Cost/Price
Relative Importance of Evaluation Factors
- Factors 1-3 (non-cost factors) are listed in descending order of importance
- All non-cost factors, when combined, are significantly more important than
Cost/Price
- Under Factor 1 (Management/Technical), Subfactors are listed in descending order of importance
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Superior
Proposal meets requirements
Indicates an above average approach and understanding of the requirements
Must have “all” of the following: 1) significant strengths, 2) no weaknesses, and 3) no deficiencies
Acceptable
Proposal meets requirements
Indicates an average approach and understanding of the requirements
Proposal has few or no strengths and no deficiencies
Unacceptable
Proposal fails to meet the requirements
Contains one or more deficiencies for which correction would require a major revision or redirection of the proposal
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Section M
The adjectival ratings below will be assigned to:
Factor 1 (Management/Technical)
Subfactor 1(a): Management Approach
Subfactor 1(b): Technical Capabilities
Factor 3: Sample Work Plan
Very Relevant
Past performance effort involved essentially the same magnitude, scope of effort, and complexities this solicitation requires
Demonstrates past performance in each of five work categories
Relevant
Past performance effort involved much of the magnitude, scope of effort, and
Demonstrated past performance in at least four work categories
Not Relevant
Past performance effort did not involve the magnitude and scope of effort and
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Section M
The adjectival ratings below will be assigned to Factor 2 (Past Performance) for:
Relevancy
Confidence Assessment
Substantial Confidence
Based on the offeror’s performance record, the Government has a high expectation that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.
Satisfactory Confidence
Based on the offeror’s performance record, the Government has an expectation that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.
Limited Confidence
Based on the offeror’s performance record, the Government has a low expectation that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.
No Confidence Based on the offeror’s performance record, the Government has no expectation that the offeror will be able to successfully perform the required effort.
Factor 4 (Cost/Price) will be evaluated for:
Cost/Price Realism to determine if proposed cost/prices are:
- Realistic for work to be performed
- Reflect a clear understanding of requirements
- Are consistent with various elements of proposal
Government will calculate most probable cost for use in analysis of realism
Government will assess level of risk based on extent of realism of proposed cost at detailed and summary levels
The adjectival ratings below will be assigned to Cost/Price Risk:
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Section M Evaluation Criteria
Low Little difference exists between the offeror’s proposed cost/price and the Government’s best estimate of the offeror’s MPC. Cost growth and/or other anomalies related to cost/price are unlikely to occur and any potential impact is manageable
Moderate Some difference exists between the offeror’s proposed cost/price and the Government’s best estimate of the offeror’s MPC. Cost growth and/or other anomalies related to cost/price may occur and the potential impact may require special attention.
High Significant difference exists between the offeror’s proposed cost/price and the Government’s best estimate of the offeror’s MPC. Cost growth and/or other anomalies related to cost/price is likely to occur and the impact may be unmanageable
Questions?
Please write any questions on the 3x5 cards provided and submit them to:
Mrs. Pauline Pickeringwade (here today)
- or -
E-mail questions to ctimr@cbp.dhs.gov no later than 11 January 2013 and all questions will be formally answered in an Amendment to the RFP mailto:ctimr@cbp.dhs.gov
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